I'M LOOKING TO SEE MY jANUARY'S BANK RECONCILLATION????

ANNA MARIE

CAN'T FIND IT IN REPORTS

Sherlock

Quicken does not preserve report results.  If we want to save the results of a report, we may print the report to a file. 

Jim_Harman

You should be able to see see the date of a deposit in Quicken by looking in the account's register.

NotACPA

Did you save that reconciliation report when you created it?  Q doesn't do so automatically.  There's no "historical record" of past reconciliations other than the impacted transactions having an "R" recorded in the CLR column.

And, why are you trying to find that report?  There may be another way to get what you want.

Sherlock

Quicken does not preserve report results.  If we want to save the results of a report, we may print the report to a file. 

ANNA MARIE

hI Thank you for trying to help. I have quickbooks at work and you can always go back to see the previous reconcilation. I wanted to see if a deposit was put into January or February. I seem to be off on my reconcillation for Feb.

Jim_Harman

You should be able to see see the date of a deposit in Quicken by looking in the account's register.

Chris_QPW

It seems like what you want is the same feature that Quicken Mac has, but Quicken Windows doesn't have:
https://community.quicken.com/discussion/7889249/quicken-windows-should-implement-the-reconcile-history-re-reconcile-that-quicken-mac-has

It hasn't gotten many votes, but with the recent rash of people reporting problems with reconciling, you would think there would be more.

Not to mention the fact that syncing to Mobile/Web has been caught deleting/changing transactions, reconcile states and various other kinds or problem like it that would mean that the reconcile balance that Quicken starts each reconcile with would be wrong.

Note if you aren't aware of how Quicken does this the reconcile balance it starts with is the total of all the reconciled transactions up to that point.  If any of them get changed in any way it will be off.  And it is becoming quite clear to me that if you use all the functionality that Quicken advertises there is a strong possibility that Quicken at some point is going to mess up one of these transactions and you are going to have to find that needle in a haystack.

Of course it would be better if Quicken didn't allow/do this, but this isn't the case.
Note there is an option Edit -> Preferences -> Notify -> Before changing reconciled transactions

You would think that would say people from messing up their past reconciled transactions, and I think it does for the most part.  I think I can find some paths to change things where it doesn't ask (in investment accounts for instance), but mostly I think it does work.  The problem is when there is a bug in Quicken (like in the syncing of data with the Quicken cloud account that now happens not only just for Mobile/Web, but for Express Web Connect, and maybe even for other situations) it is Quicken that is messing things up and of course it doesn't care what that setting says.

ANNA MARIE

I have to totally agree.